Remember the forgotten TV movie stars of the 1970s? Rediscover familiar faces, surprising roles, and once-famous actors who dominated television screens before fading from the spotlight. How many do you recognize?

Dolly Parton spent decades making millions of people feel like they knew her. But during her final days it’s been reported that she kept most loved ones away from her deathbed, with one unexpected exception...

In 2007, Rod Stewart was reportedly working in a Los Angeles recording studio when an unexpected visitor arrived. A woman had shown up claiming to be his daughter, and the story behind her appearance reached all the way back to his teenage years. This wasn't some forgotten backstage romance or a stranger hoping to meet a celebrity. It was a painful family history that Stewart had been carrying for more than four decades.

You hear "Sugar, Sugar" or "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye," and suddenly you're singing along like it's 1969 all over again. But could you actually name the bands behind those enormous hits? Some had names you've probably forgotten, while others weren't even real bands in the traditional sense. And once you discover who actually recorded these classics, a few might genuinely surprise you.

Jean Harlow had one of the strangest trajectories to superstardom in Hollywood history. For one thing, she wasn’t in it for the money. She was already a millionaire before she started in Hollywood. Secondly, her acting was uniformly ridiculed by critics for her first films. Yet somehow Harlow rose to the top and made over 30 feature films all before her tragic passing at the age of 26. This “Platinum Blonde” has one of the most fascinating stories in Hollywood.

During the 60s, many of these faces seemed destined for lifelong stardom. But once their signature shows ended, many found out that Hollywood had already moved on.